State v. Dalton
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
STREIT, Justice.
While a passenger in a moving pickup truck, Melvin Dalton repeatedly punched and kicked a man until he fell from the truck to his death. Dalton alleges there was insufficient evidence to support his conviction for vehicular homicide. Dalton also claims his trial counsel was ineffective for failing to challenge (1) alleged defects in the trial information and the minutes of testimony and (2) Iowa Code section 707.6A(2) (2001) as unconstitutionally
vague and overbroad. .Because we find there was substantial evidence to support Dalton’s conviction for vehicular homicide, we reject…
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